The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-14
LOCAL NOTES.


from the White sulphur Springs
The engine boiler for the Richmond
Paper Mills was placed In the building
yesterday.
Mr. j. Louis Ford, advance agent OF
Bristols Eques curriculum called at the
TIMES Office yesterday.
dr. j. ID Moncure, superintendent OF
fhe Eastern Lunatic Asylum at Williams
burg. was in the city yesterday.
The Fulton DemOcrOtic Club meets
Thursday night at Kerse's Hall 4 full
attendance is specially requested
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Mechanics Institute was held last night.
at which only routine business was trans
acted.
Nr Vs. H. Roach, industrial manager
0l the Life Insurance Company Of Nir.
ginIa for North Carolina is at tie TX
change
Mr Daniel Bridges, secretary Of the
Tobacco Exchange and one Of the oldest
residents of Richmond Is reported as
very Sick
Mr. T.. Pendleton Jones, money order
clerk a' The POstoflice, has resigned, and
Mr. James Estes has been appointed to
dll The vacancy.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Bossieux. Mr..
T.. T. Baker and Miss Pearl Baker have
returned home after pleasant trip to
the mountains of Virginia
The Union Passenger Railway Com
rIuy arc husily at work on Franklin
street below Fourteenth putting up the
poles for their electric motor
The assignment of teachers IN the Pub
De schools Of Richmond will DE made to-
day The colored teachers Will be assign
ed at l0am The white teachers at ~
Do.
Mr. G. W. Williams has the contract
for printing 100000 edition of the ele-
giant almanac gotten up by Owens &
Minor. The work will certainly be well
done
The funeral of Mrs Adeline ;. Caring
t1n took place yesterday afternoon from
ST. paul church Rev Dr. Minnegerode
and hi- assistant oficiated The friends
of the family were present in numbers.
The iuiement was in Hollywood
Governor lee returned TO the city yes
ierlay evening looking very fresh and
bright. notwithstanding his recent attack
OFF maiaria He will leave today for
Philadelphia A number Of members Of
li- staff have already gone TO that city
and The others will accompany him to-
day
A careful study of the report of the
Committee ON Retrenchment and Reform
read Monday night at the meeting of the
Board of Aldermen, and summarized in
fun in the TINES, reveals the fact that it
increases expenditures for sum of be-
tween ten and twelve thousand dollars.
The city ambulance, DR. Irvine in
charge. was called to Warner Mooie's
mills. foot off Seventeenth street ycster-
day morning. 10 see q colOred man who
bad been taken with fainting spell.
Iheproper assistance was rendered, and
the man placed in charge of friends
SIR. Col0nelT. A. =. Champlin died
Yesterday at her residence No Slj Park
avenue Sine was attacked with apopleXy
about tw0 weeks ago. and was uncoR-
-oI0u. mp thetime of her death She was
ihe daughter OF the late Nathaniel Water
mm of Boston. and her funeral Will
either take place here or i'm that city
There IS complaint that the HOUSES on
Reservoir street, south of Main, have not
been numbered Some houses there have
been occupied for months. and yet the
c'ty official in charge ha. failed 90 notice
chem The occupants may want 20 regis
ter no The approaching election, and the
numbering of their houses is a necessary
requirement
There are four corners of stone laid ON
the north east corner of the City Hall
Ilc fN0 towers with which 10 is intend
cl l0 raise stone are nearing completion
SD ueineand iacklewill be placed in
Them and the cost of all viii be about Sl2.-
o.V lt is Che belief of Colonel Cutshaw
that This expenditure will result In
saving OF four times that amount in The
h0isting of stone